Betula albosinensis 'Bowling Green'
Chinese Red Birch
An unusual cultivar which comes from seed first collected in Western Szechuan province in China, Betula albosinensis 'Bowling Green' has lovely, rich honey-coloured bark when mature which peels in long, creamy strips
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Betula albosinensis 'Septentrionalis'
Chinese Red Birch
A handsome species which comes from Western China, Betula albosinensis 'Septentrionalis' has peeling bark which is a rich mahogany-red, complimenting the creamy coloured trunk
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Betula ermanii
Erman's Birch
Betula ermanii is unusual in the United Kingdom and is grown for its beautiful peeling bark which is white, tinged with pale pink and cream
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Betula ermanii '(Three Plants)'
Three of the above Betula ermanii, ideal for planting as a group (3 - 5 m apart is a good, standard distance) or together in the same hole to grow as a branching single tree
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Betula lenta
Black Birch or Cherry Birch
An unusual tree which is native to North America, the species name 'lenta' means flexible or tough, referring to the twigs
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Betula medwedewii 'Gold Bark'
Golden Barked Birch
A very rare and handsome birch tree introduced from the Caucasus mountains in 1897, Betula medwedewii 'Gold Bark' has deeply veined dark green leaves which turn bright yellow in autumn before falling
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Betula papyrifera 'Vancouver'
Canoe Birch or Paper Birch
Eye-catching species of Birch which can be found growing in the wild in the woods and forests of Northern North America up to Greenland
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Betula utilis var. jacquemontii 'Doorenbos'
A fantastic tree and one of our most popular Birch, Betula utilis 'Doorenbos' is a slender, fast growing birch with particularly fine peeling white bark, even on quite young specimens
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Betula utilis var. jacquemontii 'Doorenbos. (Three Plants)'
Three of the above Betula utilis var
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